skills/tiangong-ai/skills/open-meteo-air-quality-fetch

open-meteo-air-quality-fetch

Installation
SKILL.md

Open-Meteo Air Quality Fetch

Core Goal

  • Fetch Open-Meteo hourly air-quality background data for one or more coordinates in one invocation.
  • Support inclusive start_date and end_date windows.
  • Return machine-readable JSON with request metadata, transport info, validation summary, and normalized records.
  • Keep runtime observable with structured logs and optional log file output.

Required Environment

  • Configure runtime by environment variables (see references/env.md).
  • Start from assets/config.example.env.
  • Load env values before running commands:
set -a
source assets/config.example.env
set +a

Workflow

  1. Validate effective configuration.
python3 scripts/open_meteo_air_quality_fetch.py check-config --pretty
  1. Dry-run the request plan first.
python3 scripts/open_meteo_air_quality_fetch.py fetch \
  --location 52.52,13.41 \
  --start-date 2026-03-17 \
  --end-date 2026-03-18 \
  --hourly-var pm2_5 \
  --hourly-var pm10 \
  --timezone GMT \
  --dry-run \
  --pretty
  1. Run the fetch with validation and operational logs.
python3 scripts/open_meteo_air_quality_fetch.py fetch \
  --location 52.52,13.41 \
  --location 48.85,2.35 \
  --start-date 2026-03-17 \
  --end-date 2026-03-18 \
  --hourly-var pm2_5 \
  --hourly-var pm10 \
  --hourly-var nitrogen_dioxide \
  --hourly-var ozone \
  --hourly-var us_aqi \
  --domain auto \
  --cell-selection nearest \
  --timezone GMT \
  --output ./data/open-meteo/open-meteo-air-quality-fetch.json \
  --log-level INFO \
  --log-file ./logs/open-meteo-air-quality-fetch.log \
  --pretty

Built-in Robustness

  • Retry transient HTTP and network failures with exponential backoff.
  • Respect Retry-After when present and fail fast when it exceeds configured cap.
  • Throttle request rate with minimum request interval.
  • Enforce safety caps before remote calls:
    • maximum locations
    • maximum day range
    • maximum hourly variables
  • Validate transport:
    • HTTP status handling
    • JSON content-type
    • UTF-8 strict decode
    • JSON parse
  • Validate structure:
    • response object/list shape
    • requested hourly section presence
    • requested variable presence and aligned array lengths
    • time axis parseability and range checks

Scope Decision

  • Keep one atomic fetch implementation for the Open-Meteo air-quality endpoint only.
  • Do not embed geocoding, station merging, alert thresholds, or AQI interpretation logic.
  • Use OpenClaw orchestration, not this script, for recurring jobs or multi-step fusion with OpenAQ.

References

  • references/env.md
  • references/open-meteo-air-quality-api-notes.md
  • references/open-meteo-air-quality-limitations.md
  • references/openclaw-chaining-templates.md

Script

  • scripts/open_meteo_air_quality_fetch.py

OpenClaw Invocation Compatibility

  • Keep trigger metadata in name, description, and agents/openai.yaml.
  • Invoke with $open-meteo-air-quality-fetch.
  • Keep calls atomic and parameterized by:
    • --location
    • --start-date
    • --end-date
    • --hourly-var
    • --domain
    • --cell-selection
  • Use OpenClaw orchestration, not this script, for recurring jobs.

OpenClaw Prompt Templates

Use these templates directly in OpenClaw and only replace bracketed placeholders.

  1. Recon (dry-run)
Use $open-meteo-air-quality-fetch.
Run:
python3 scripts/open_meteo_air_quality_fetch.py fetch \
  --location [LATITUDE,LONGITUDE] \
  --start-date [YYYY-MM-DD] \
  --end-date [YYYY-MM-DD] \
  --hourly-var [HOURLY_VARIABLE] \
  --timezone GMT \
  --dry-run \
  --pretty
Return only the JSON result.
  1. Fetch (air-quality background window)
Use $open-meteo-air-quality-fetch.
Run:
python3 scripts/open_meteo_air_quality_fetch.py fetch \
  --location [LATITUDE,LONGITUDE] \
  --start-date [YYYY-MM-DD] \
  --end-date [YYYY-MM-DD] \
  --hourly-var pm2_5 \
  --hourly-var pm10 \
  --hourly-var nitrogen_dioxide \
  --hourly-var ozone \
  --hourly-var us_aqi \
  --domain auto \
  --cell-selection nearest \
  --timezone GMT \
  --pretty
Return only the JSON result.
  1. Validate (quality gate)
Use $open-meteo-air-quality-fetch.
Run:
python3 scripts/open_meteo_air_quality_fetch.py fetch \
  --location [LATITUDE,LONGITUDE] \
  --start-date [YYYY-MM-DD] \
  --end-date [YYYY-MM-DD] \
  --hourly-var pm2_5 \
  --hourly-var pm10 \
  --hourly-var us_aqi \
  --timezone GMT \
  --pretty
Check validation_summary.total_issue_count and validation_summary.ok.
Return JSON plus one-line pass/fail verdict.
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